Monday, June 2, 2008

Bliss Tastes Like...???

One red rose crosses stems with one pink rose. Both dried keepsakes. Resting, nestled next to three melon tea candles. New found like of purple as a result of an experimental nail polish. Thank God for trying new things. Just might like it. Thank God for meeting new people. Just might end up lovin' them. Peace come in and self indulgence take over. Spoiled by self. Adored by self. It's all for the taking and upon taking it all in, take none of it for granted. Slowly sippin from a cup; witnessing the day. Ticking with time. Reaper of rhythm. Slayer of those absent a third eye. Marching through life triumphant yet tranquil. Peace be still. Husssshhhhhhhhh; keeper of secrets. Mistress of desire. Life is a fancy, of its pleasures may I never retire. Plush is the fruit; luscious for the picking. No matter what the weather, under the moonlight, may there forever be naked dancing. For even in the midst of the roughest storms, one can still hear the angels singing. A child's smile, a woman's laughter. A girl's innocence, a man's rapture. A lonely tear. An amazing sight. A vision of love. Butterflies flirting and candles lined up to shape your zodiac sign. A new girl friend. Forgiving a past lover. A new revelation. A real pulse racing nightmare. A great dream. These are a few of my favorite things. A clear view of the moon. My favorite love songs. A surprise. Giggles. Tickles. Experiments gone horribly right. Making love til dawn, then all the way to and through the following night.

4 comments:

ndcush said...

Bliss is a state of profound spiritual satisfaction, happiness or joy, often associated with religious ideas of the Afterlife.

In many philosophical systems, including some forms of Shaivite Hinduism, hedonism, Epicureanism and the Krishna Consciousness movement, a state of bliss (either subjective or objective) is seen as a major goal, or even the ultimate goal, of both human and divine endeavour.

The word "bliss" is often used as a translation for the Sanskrit term Ananda.

A great many references to "bliss" exist in popular culture.

The word "Bliss" can also refer to the following:

Wikipedia

The You Axis said...
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The You Axis said...

Left me find out???? Did you just look up the textbook "Wikipedia" definiton...or do you just know a lil bit about Ananada and thoughts of bliss, nirvana, afterlife????

ndcush said...

I know a lil somethin about yoga. It's only about 4,000 years old and
originated as a healing art in India. Yoga comes from the Sanskrit word meaning union.
Ananada is based on the teachings of Paramhansa Yogananda. Ananda was formed sometime in the late 60s by Swami Kriyananda.

Peace out